I agree. Nice bro.
I agree. Nice bro.
This Jamin guy is a punching bag here at LetsRun...and rightly so.
He’s supposedly stressing about work and time to run, so why not use your time more efficiently instead of whining about it here, or messing around with your Tinder?
I knew it was time to stop running when I realized that I became anxious about finding time to run instead of enjoying my family and life in general.
It was the best decision I've ever made to hang up the shoes about 3 years ago. Been a great last 3 years.
You watch your whore mouth.
sbeefyk2 wrote:
I knew it was time to stop running when I realized that I became anxious about finding time to run instead of enjoying my family and life in general.
It was the best decision I've ever made to hang up the shoes about 3 years ago. Been a great last 3 years.
That's a bunch of bull. It doesn't matter what you're hobby is, there will always be some tension and give and take with the rest of your life.
Road kill is yummy wrote:
You still vacation with your parents even though (by age) you are an adult?
Grow up.
its not that weird if jamin is paying and he invited his parents, my parents did it when i was a kid, and im going to do it for my parents when im older
Tried to work out at a high school track this morning, but it was locked up ?
Your baby mama is cool with you hitting up chicks on tinder? Understanding lady.
sbeefyk2 wrote:
I knew it was time to stop running when I realized that I became anxious about finding time to run instead of enjoying my family and life in general.
It was the best decision I've ever made to hang up the shoes about 3 years ago. Been a great last 3 years.
You stopped running but now you hang out on a running related website & forum. Are you now anxious about finding time to hang out on this site?
Like baby Jamin, you will whine too?
Ahh...family.
This weekend was the first weekend that my wife of nearly 3 years complained about my running. I just wrapped up a 65 mile week.
Ran for 2 hours on Saturday morning and gave her the heads up that I was doing so. No real complaints then, but my 6 mile, 48-minute run at 4:50am on Sunday morning got her extremely agitated. I didn't know the 5 o'clock hour was so important to her.
I love how a 48 minute run is "you were gone too long!!!", but my trip to get groceries for our family in which I was gone for nearly 90 minutes is totally acceptable as was the 7-hour barbecue we attended with our agitated toddler at her sister's house. Also acceptable is our 3-hour baby play group that we attend every Sunday at 9am and her 50 minutes in the bathroom everyday.
Apparently I'm a selfish man for wanting an hour to myself to run and take a shower.
In 20yrs, you won't care about either. In the long run, none of it matters.
Besides wrote:
Ahh...family.
This weekend was the first weekend that my wife of nearly 3 years complained about my running. I just wrapped up a 65 mile week.
Ran for 2 hours on Saturday morning and gave her the heads up that I was doing so. No real complaints then, but my 6 mile, 48-minute run at 4:50am on Sunday morning got her extremely agitated. I didn't know the 5 o'clock hour was so important to her.
I love how a 48 minute run is "you were gone too long!!!", but my trip to get groceries for our family in which I was gone for nearly 90 minutes is totally acceptable as was the 7-hour barbecue we attended with our agitated toddler at her sister's house. Also acceptable is our 3-hour baby play group that we attend every Sunday at 9am and her 50 minutes in the bathroom everyday.
Apparently I'm a selfish man for wanting an hour to myself to run and take a shower.
All that passive aggressiveness sounds like a divorce in the making.
Besides wrote:
Ahh...family.
This weekend was the first weekend that my wife of nearly 3 years complained about my running. I just wrapped up a 65 mile week.
Ran for 2 hours on Saturday morning and gave her the heads up that I was doing so. No real complaints then, but my 6 mile, 48-minute run at 4:50am on Sunday morning got her extremely agitated. I didn't know the 5 o'clock hour was so important to her.
I love how a 48 minute run is "you were gone too long!!!", but my trip to get groceries for our family in which I was gone for nearly 90 minutes is totally acceptable as was the 7-hour barbecue we attended with our agitated toddler at her sister's house. Also acceptable is our 3-hour baby play group that we attend every Sunday at 9am and her 50 minutes in the bathroom everyday.
Apparently I'm a selfish man for wanting an hour to myself to run and take a shower.
^ This
Seems a double-standard that spending 1 hr on any other solitary hobby (e.g. video games, reading) isn't seen as selfish. What's the difference between "vanity" and "self-improvement", I ask?
Time to say NO.
jamin wrote:
Stressing about projects at work
Stressing about getting in time to run
Have you actually raised ANY of this with your family?
Pink Floyd Rocks! wrote:
Sand Dunes wrote:
Listen to this.
https://youtu.be/Vddl9TK5RqU+1 Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon Rocks!!
you know that's right